Second-quarter financial results show decreased deficit for 2026-27

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IRCNews desk November 13, 2026 1 min read

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A decreased 2026–27 deficit points to steadier NB finances—useful for newcomers, students, workers, employers, and families planning study, hiring, or settlement decisions.

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Second-quarter financial results show decreased deficit for 2026-27

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